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...America. In the second place, on this broad basis there will be erected a carefully devised professional or technical curriculum after the completion of which the graduate can enter upon his business career at the age of twenty-two or twenty-three,--about the ordinary age abroad. In the third place, the three-year course, which is midway between the exaggerated four-year Wharton course and the inadequate two-year Harvard and Amos Tuck courses, will permit a comprehensive and well-rounded sequence of studies. The type of school finally adopted thus seems to combine a maximum of advantages with...
...sent abroad. Owing to the war, the majority of positions open at present are in China and neighboring countries. Here the agents receive $166.66 in U. S. gold every month. At the end of a year a vacation of two weeks is given, and at the expiration of the three-year contract, the agent receives a four months' vacation with expenses to New York paid. Knowledge of a foreign language is not necessary, but acquaintance with the native tongue must be acquired in time. As early as ability and opportunity make possible, agents are promoted, but a return...
...facing a grave crisis with the start of its preliminary season work. Of last year's squad still in college, eight of the best men have been barred from playing, some on account of studies, others because of the summer ball incident, and still others because of the three-year eligibility rule. Those debarred include such promising men as Captain Milburn, Le Gore, Pumpelly, Easton, and Rhett. Way, the best pitcher at Yale, is debarred because he has already played three years on a college varsity team...
...Haven, Conn., February 2.--The appointment of T. A. D. Jones, Yale 1908, as head coach of the Yale football team, under a three-year contract, was ratified at a special meeting of the Athletic Committee held here tonight. Jones was a star football man while in college, as well as the captain of the baseball team. For the last three years he has been the head coach at Phillips-Exeter Academy, where he has had unusual success in developing material and building up teams. The committee also ratified the appointment of M. F. Sweeney as general athletic adviser...
...Providence team to capture a 3-0 victory. The other backfield man to go is Saxton. Although this was his first year as first-string player, he proved a fairly reliable fullback, being especially good on the defence. The absence of Staff and Maxwell, the two guards, will leave a big hold in the centre of the line. Staff had played on the team three years, and he proved equally efficient at both guard and centre. Maxwell is another three-year veteran. Though handicapped by injuries this past season, he was always the strongest in the centre of the line...